Review Chemical reactions and Balancing EquationsComplete and balanced the following reactions and state the type of reaction.(a) sodium + water →(b) magnesium chloride + ammonium hydroxide →(c) carbon + oxygen →(d) zinc + iron (II) sulfate →(e) sulfuric acid + calcium carbonate →(f) gold + copper (1I) chloride →(g) ammonium chloride + barium hydroxide →(h) butane + oxygen →(i) sodium sulfite + nitric acid →G) potassium carbonate →(k) beryllium chlorate →(1) magnesium + sulfuric acid >(m) lead (II) nitrate + potassium iodide →(n) sodium hydroxide + nitric acid →

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Review Chemical reactions and Balancing Equations Complete and balanced the following reactions and state the type of reaction. (a) sodium + water → (b) magnesium chloride + ammonium hydroxide > (c) carbon + oxygen → (d) zinc + iron (1I) sulfate →

Review Chemical reactions and Balancing Equations Complete and balanced the following reactions and state the type of reaction. (a) sodium + water → (b) magnesium chloride + ammonium hydroxide > (c) carbon + oxygen → (d) zinc + iron (1I) sulfate →

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